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Penerapan Flipped Learning Untuk Melatih Keterampilan Berbicara Mahasiswa Pendidikan Bahasa Mandarin, Marifatul Amaliyah, Sri Prameswari Indriwardhani, Aiga Ventivani

Journal of Language, Literature, and Arts

Flipped learning is a teaching strategy that reverses traditional classroom activities by providing learning materials and practice exercises for independent study at home. Classroom time is then used for practical activities, conducted either in groups or individually, based on the material learned in advance. Flipped learning is considered an effective strategy for developing speaking skills in Mandarin language learning. This study aims to describe the classroom activities involved in implementing the flipped learning strategy to develop speaking skills among Mandarin Language Education students of the 2021 cohort at Universitas Negeri Malang, as well as to examine students’ responses to its …

Perancangan Brand Identity Dan Media Promosi Psychedelic Indonesia, Thariq Pradana, Muhammad Nurwiseso Wibisono

Journal of Language, Literature, and Arts

Psychedelic is the first art toys studio in Malang. The studio primarily focuses on the design and production of designer toys and art toys. To align with its target market and implement effective and sustainable marketing strategies in the contemporary art toys industry, Psychedelic Indonesia needs to develop promotional media and a strong brand identity as part of its branding strategy. The main issue identified is the absence of a well-established brand identity within the Psychedelic studio. The objective of this design project is to create a distinctive and effective brand identity and promotional media that are memorable and visually …

The George-Anne Inkwell Edition, Georgia Southern University

The Inkwell

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The Mosaic, Georgia Southern University

George-Anne Media Group: Newsletters & Magazines

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Comparison Of Three Temperate Rainforest Climate Envelopes For Britain And Ireland: Where Could Our Rainforest Be?, Katerina Chernyuk, Thomas R. Murphy, James Buckley, Mary O'Shaughnessy, Markus P. Eichhorn

School of Biological and Marine Sciences

Restoration of natural habitats is now recognised as a priority in both political and scientific circles. Temperate rainforests are internationally rare and endangered habitats, which are delineated from other woody biomes by high year-round rainfall and moderate temperatures, and are restricted to mid-latitude zones of the globe. With Britain and Ireland harbouring up to 40% of the potential range of European rainforest, this is a crucial region for their protection and restoration. Recent investment in tree planting and restoration initiatives in Ireland and Britain highlight the need for informed planning of native habitat and woodland creation to ensure long-term stability …

Quantitative Comparison Of The Performance Of Injection-Molded Polymeric Microneedle Dry Electrodes And Traditional Gel Electrodes For Ecg Signal Acquisition, Om Prakash Singh, Andrea Bocchino, Dennis Cherian, Yuan Hu, Michael J. Haslinger, Daniel Fechtig, Iris Prinz, Stefan Brandstatter, Paul Galvin, Conor O' Mahony

School of Nursing and Midwifery

Wearable dry electrodes facilitate continuous long-term electrocardiogram (ECG) monitoring, which is beneficial for the early diagnosis and management of heart disease. However, existing dry electrode technologies face limitations in maintaining clinically acceptable signal quality during movement, restricting their usability when patients are active. This is particularly critical for cardiac patients—such as those with arrhythmias or heart failure—who benefit from continuous monitoring during daily activities, exercise, or rehabilitation, where motion artefacts often obscure clinically relevant ECG features. To address this gap, we present microneedle (MN) dry electrodes, manufactured using a cost-effective industrial injection moulding process that is scalable for mass. We …

Functional Genomic Analysis Of Non-Canonical Dna Regulatory Elements Of The Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor, Shayan Shahriar, Tajhal D Patel, Manjula Nakka, Sandra L Grimm, Cristian Coarfa, Daniel A Gorelick

Faculty, Staff and Students Publications

The aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AHR) is a ligand-dependent transcription factor activated by environmental toxicants like halogenated and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, which then binds to DNA and regulates gene expression. AHR is implicated in numerous physiological processes, including liver and immune function, cell cycle control, oncogenesis, and metabolism. Traditionally, AHR binds a consensus DNA sequence (GCGTG), the xenobiotic response element (XRE), recruits coregulators, and modulates gene expression. Yet, recent evidence suggests AHR can also regulate gene expression via a non-consensus sequence (GGGA), termed the non-consensus XRE (NC-XRE). The prevalence and functional significance of NC-XRE motifs in the genome have remained unclear. …

Representasi Komunikasi Ayah–Anak Dalam Film Miracle In Cell No. 7: Perspektif Perkembangan Psikososial, Esa Miyadatus Sholikhah, Itsnia Salsabila Ashfah, Najwa Berliana Dwiarum, Tri Wahyuning Tyas, Helmi Muzaki

Journal of Language, Literature, and Arts

This study aims to describe the form of communication between father and son shown in the film Miracle in Cell no. 7. This study evaluates the type of communication between the roles of father and son through a psychosocial approach in the film Miracle in Cell No. 7. Researchers in this study collected data based on observation techniques, documentation studies, and literature studies. Data analysis used a descriptive qualitative approach to collect data. Researchers used a comprehensive film analysis to collect data in this study. Based on the results of the study, the film Miracle in Cell no. 7 not …

Konstruksi The Other Dan Representasi Anti-Semit Dalam Stereotip Yahudi Fagin, Hardina Hardina, Muarifuddin Muarif, Rahmawati Azi

Journal of Language, Literature, and Arts

This article employs Stuart Hall’s (1997) theory of representation to analyze the construction of The Other in the portrayal of Fagin as a Jewish character in Charles Dickens’ novel Oliver Twist. The study focuses on how practices of representation, stereotyping, and anti-Semitic racism are constructed through language and narrative structure. The main aim is to identify forms of anti-Semitic representation and the ideological mechanisms that shape Jewish identity as an outsider (The Other). The research uses a qualitative descriptive method with a literary and cultural studies approach, analyzing text, characters, and narrative based on concepts of representation, stereotyping, encoding-decoding, and …

Defective Viral Genomes: Emerging Therapeutic Tools For Animal Viral Infections, Saad Hashem Ghmeiss, Ali Abdul-Jassim Alwan

AUIQ Conference Proceedings

Defective Viral Genomes (DVGs), which are viral genomes that are defective in some way, are naturally occurring byproducts of viral replication in numerous RNA viruses, notably Orthomyxoviridae (Influenza virus), Filoviridae (Ebola and dengue), and Paramyxoviridae (Respiratory Syncytial). They have three well-defined functions: interference with regular virus replication, immunostimulation, and virus persistence. DVGs are defective viral genomes that can hijack the replication cycle of wild-type viruses, leading to partial or complete suppression of viral populations. A variety of new DVGs are created through infection of the host by one of these viruses. The researchers devised a strategy for identifying those most …

Critical Design And The Robotic Imaginary: Design Criticism And Critical Robots, Jörgen Behrendtz

The Journal of Sociotechnical Critique

This paper brings critical design and design criticism to critical robot studies. Critical design can be described as an umbrella term for approaches making use of speculative designs to highlight and challenge narrow assumptions, preconceptions or even taken-for-granted truths about the role products play (in a wide sense) in everyday life. Design criticism refers to a reasoned procedure that investigates emancipatory and/or limiting potentials of designs, theorizes the roles of affordances, materials and embodied perception as epistemological resources in media interaction, and clarifies connections between specific design choices and their associated experiential qualities, seductive powers, ideological underpinnings, material operations, and …

A Rare Case Of Recurrent Disturbed Consciousness With Alternating Hemiplegia Associated With 46,Xx,Der(18)T(12;18)(P11.2;P11.2), Aoi Kawamura, Hiroshi Yamaguchi, Hiroaki Hanafusa, Tatsuhito Ito, Yuki Kyono, Tomohiro Samejima, Shizuka Oikawa, Shoichi Tokumoto, Kandai Nozu, Hiroaki Nagase

Journal of Pediatric Neurology

Trisomy of the short arm of chromosome 12 (trisomy 12p) is a rare chromosomal abnormality causing dysmorphic features, congenital anomalies, intellectual disabilities, developmental delays, and seizures. Detailed information regarding the types of seizures is scarce owing to the low incidence of seizures. In contrast, 18p deletions and seizures are rare. Previous reports on trisomy 12p or monosomy 18p are limited, and little is known about epilepsy in children with trisomy 12p or monosomy 18p. Here, we report a case of 46,XX,der(18)t(12;18)(p11.2;p11.2) with repeatedly disturbed consciousness accompanied with alternating hemiplegia, corresponding to the electroencephalogram findings. G-banding of the parents showed balanced …

Psychological Factors And Family Communication In Children And Adolescents With Elimination Disorders, Mehdi Ebrahimi, Hossein Mousavi Nasab, Mehrdad Hosseinpour, Noshirvan Khezri Moghadam

Journal of Pediatric Neurology

Background: Elimination disorders, such as urinary (enuresis) and fecal incontinence (encopresis), involve inappropriate voiding beyond the expected age due to developmental, psychological, or physiological factors. These conditions impact children’s emotional well-being, self-esteem, social functioning, and family relationships. However, few studies have compared psychological functioning and family communication in affected children. This study examines general health, behavioral problems, and mother-child relationships in children with elimination disorders versus healthy peers. Methods: Seventy-two children participated: 25 with urinary incontinence, 24 with fecal incontinence, and 23 healthy controls. Participants were recruited from hospitals in Isfahan. Data were collected using standardized questionnaires: the General Health …

Opsoclonus In Children: Diagnosis, Etiology And Ophthalmologic Assessment Of Patients At A Tertiary Children’S Hospital, Melissa Yuan, Jacqueline Jeon-Chapman, Tais Estrela, Ryan Gise

Journal of Pediatric Neurology

Introduction: Opsoclonus is often associated with serious neurologic and paraneoplastic pathology. Pediatric ophthalmologists play an important role in its diagnosis. Methods: Retrospective chart review of patients seen for suspicion of opsoclonus. Results: 259 patients were identified for whom opsoclonus was suspected, of which 83 (32%) were found to be true opsoclonus. The ophthalmology consultation changed the course of workup in 44 of the 117 patients that received ophthalmologic evaluation (38%). 16 (9%) were found to have primary ophthalmic diagnoses. Of the 83 children with opsoclonus, 36 (43%) had paraneoplastic opsoclonus-myoclonus-ataxia syndrome (OMAS), 32 (39%) had non-paraneoplastic OMAS, 1 (1.2%) had …

Interview With Mark Bowden

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Cover To Cover Reviews Of New Books, Laurie Graham, Betsy Hurley, Bruce Dobler, Larry Bielawski, Lea Simonds

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Finders Keepers: The Story Of Joey Coyle, Mark Bowden

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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The Hyperbole Of Dubai, Josh Hammerling

Fast Capitalism

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Setting, Speaking, And Framing In The News Discourse Of Elected Executions: A Play In Three Acts, C. Lee Harrington, Heather Reece, Glenn W. Muschert

Fast Capitalism

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Baudrillard In The 21st Century (And After), Dr. Gerry Coulter

Fast Capitalism

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Jean Baudrillard’S Karl Marx – Productivist Ideology, And The Future Of The Left, Dr. Gerry Coulter

Fast Capitalism

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“No, They’Re Not Digital Natives And They’Re Not Addicted”: An Essay Critiquing Contestable Labels, Nicola F. Johnson

Fast Capitalism

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Rejecting Academic Labor As A Subaltern Class: Learning From Paulo Freire And The Politics Of Critical Pedagogy, Henry A. Giroux

Fast Capitalism

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Publish Or Perish: Digital Presence And Mobility As Worth, Venessa Paech

Fast Capitalism

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The (Coming) Social Media Revolution In The Academy, Jessie Daniels, Joe R. Feagin

Fast Capitalism

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Front Matter, Fast Capitalism Editorial Team

Fast Capitalism

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Full Issue, Fast Capitalism Editorial Team

Fast Capitalism

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Darcy Frey: Reaching New Heights, Tracy Marx

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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The Conversion, Wendy Lesser

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Keeping Children Safe: Bring Kayden's Law To Ohio, Christina Woods-Tsiperson

Akron Law Review

After decades of punishing murder-suicide headlines, a growing body of evidence now corroborates what female domestic violence survivors have said for years: that family courts deciding child custody cases disproportionately reject mothers’ allegations of domestic violence and paternal child abuse. From prominent legal scholars to local family law attorneys (and increasingly, investigative reporters), many modern voices contend that mothers specifically face a litany of obstacles in court, including heightened judicial suspicion that they are “parental alienators,” a widespread minimization of coercive control, and state legal standards that  emphasize shared parenting over child safety.

Following the widely publicized murder of seven-year-old …